bunghole

bunghole

1. The mouth. I'll punch him right in the bunghole if he doesn't stop spreading such nasty rumors.
2. vulgar slang The anus.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

bunghole

1. n. the mouth. I’ve heard enough out of you! Shut your bunghole!
2. n. the anus. (Usually objectionable.) She tripped and fell down on her bunghole.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • joy hole
  • pillow-biter
  • rim job
  • Gary Glitter
  • on one's
  • on someone's
  • grundle
  • ACAB
  • out of one's
References in periodicals archive
If you're using a barrel, fill it to within an inch of the bunghole. Until now, the wine has been in contact with air, and that's been beneficial.
Growing grapes and making wine. (homesteading)
Furthermore, if the bunghole is sealed with a silicone bung to ensure an airtight seal, the rate of oxygen entry is 45 mg/L per year.
Oxygen transfer rate in oak barrels: annual evaluation for dynamic oxygen intake and entry
Don Corson, winemaker and owner of Camaraderie Cellars, developed the bung to provide an effective and stylish bunghole stopper.
Lux bung maker wins patent
After a barrel is filled, a staff member inserts a plastic bladder through the bunghole. The bladder is connected with a glass tube fixture containing a mixture of citric acid, sulfur dioxide and water.
Barrel tasting and blending: winery tasting rooms elevate tasting experience with blending
The area around the tree is soon redolent with vanilla and the spice of American oak, and the stump smells like the bunghole of a new American oak barrel that's just been rinsed with hot water.
American oak at the source: how Midwestern loggers and saw mills harvest and prepare white oak
Lane said the company also developed an expanding bung to ensure the bunghole is sealed tight for spinning.
Building barrels for fermentation: coopers meet demand by winemakers who seek to ferment reds in barrel
Following the ozone rinse, cellar workers gas each barrel with sulfur dioxide and insert a paper cup in the bunghole for storage.
Barrel-washing protocols: winemakers opt for a mix of steam, ozone and high-pressure hot water to keep barrels in top shape
The tube slides right through the bunghole and allows the winemaker to add incremental dosages of oak to wine over time.
8 Questions about oak products: winemakers cater oak type to their wines
To check the temperature of the must he slides a thermometer through the bunghole. One of Jeffrey's barrels has a Plexiglas head that allows him to watch fermentation.
Red barrel fermentation: proponents claim it's worth the effort
A number of schemes have been developed to allow winemakers to add wood to barrels through the bunghole and easily retrieve them: Most can only be used once.
Oak and the economy: tighter winery budgets and better products boost alternatives
A tight-head drum comes with two threaded "bungholes." Remove the threaded caps to provide ventilation.
Deluxe drum composter: it's large and loaded with features--but you can build it for the cost of a bargain model
And she's a force of nature on Twitter; the day I caught her she had just fired off this gem: "spam blocking all repiglican dim wits who suck brown bankster bungholes. #FUN"
No-holds Barr: Roseanne Barr's third act as class warrior is a lot like her first act, as class warrior
With a 7/8" (22mm) probe, it can clean tanks with even smaller bungholes. Ideal for keg and drum cleaning, the system cleans tanks up to 12 ft.
Fluid driven tank cleaner
After he had eaten half a can of pork and egg yolks, the boy laid his head back on the rain-sogged ground, hurtfully wrenched his head out of his helmet, closed his eyes, let his mind empty out from a thousand bungholes, and fell almost instantly asleep.
A boy in France
The standard bung fits most bungholes, while an optional bung with lock fingers can provide even more stability.
Racking wands